Right in the heart of the Principality, on the Rocher, a first-class school has been welcoming Monaco’s pupils for more than a hundred years.
Established by Prince Albert I to offer the Principality’s young people a secular education, the Lycée de Monaco was founded on the Rocher in 1910, in the premises of a former convent opposite the Oceanographic Museum.
Initially for boys only, it was opened up to girls in 1918 and has undergone many expansions and modernisations over the course of more than a hundred years.